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  1. WildByDesign

    DwmColorBlurMica

    Wow, that really expands the possibilities for sure. I had no idea that was even possible.
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  2. argumentum

    DwmColorBlurMica

    ..about a web site ?. You can serve ... look at this example and if you can make a decent web gui, then that would work too I guess. Then you have GUIs like in PE Network Manager that are quite creative:
    1 point
  3. argumentum

    DwmColorBlurMica

    It can be explicit: each rule is defined, or differential: just declare the values that will be different from default. Don't forget that eventually you'll make a GUI for the settings so, add a "RuleName=My Houes MyRules For This" And even tho 2 digit is enough, I'd make it 3 digit ( Rule_001 ) to make it more... better Since you're gonna read the ini, you'll manually do the transpose. Looks good
    1 point
  4. water

    DwmColorBlurMica

    I use InireadSection and IniwriteSection to handle Ini-Files. Each section holds all keys/values belonging to the same "class". It only takes a single command to read all keys/values to a 2D array. Works perfectly here
    1 point
  5. ahmet

    DwmColorBlurMica

    What about sqlite database? You can have table names with prefixes or sufixes, ie. Calcultor_perApp, Class1_perClass, OtherClass_perClass. You can embed needed dll into script and load it from memory without writing to disk anything if the licence permits it.
    1 point
  6. WildByDesign

    DwmColorBlurMica

    The first post has been updated with version 0.9.5. The changelog isn't very big but it was a lot of work and a lot of testing to get Visual Studio 2022, Visual Studio Code and VSCodium to work with DwmExtendFrameIntoClientArea and Blur Behind. Visual Studio 2022 was actually quite easy. But dealing with Electron for VSCode was not fun. I updated the documentation file (DwmColorBlurMica.txt) with some details on how to get it working well with those apps and also Windows Terminal. As a reminder, Visual Studio 2022, Visual Studio Code, VSCodium and Windows Terminal can enjoy DwmExtendFrameIntoClientArea and Blur Behind with the default Windows Dark (aero) theme. They do have their own special instructions, but they do not require installing a third-party msstyles at least.
    1 point
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